Sentence examples for inspired poem from inspiring English sources

Mr. Erdogan himself was once imprisoned for reciting a religiously inspired poem in public.

Though he is perhaps best known for his seventeen-thousand-line Ouija-board inspired poem, "The Changing Light at Sandover," published in 1982, Merrill wrote a dozen volumes of shorter verse as well as two books of prose.

Away with dallying; and at once with eager eye read me through the inspired poem.

Milton's own faculty of memory – this is the idea that I'm going to be floating here – seems to provide something like, or pose a stumbling block or an obstacle for, his attempt to write an original, divinely inspired poem.

I'm more interested in the sprinkled mentions of Sylvia Plath, whose visit with Ted Hughes to Wuthering Heights (the abandoned farm of Top Withens is believed to be the inspiration) inspired poems from both.

Dean inspired poems, songs and plays, became the subject of endless biographies, and influenced several generations of actors reaching down to the current movie heartthrob Robert Pattinson.

Writing what he calls 'versions' of these poems, Paterson has produced a Rilke who is riveting because of his difficulty, because Rilke himself was confounded by these inspired poems.

Roman Britain is, I found, an intensely generative space, which has inspired poems by Housman and Owen, plays by Fletcher and Shakespeare, music by Elgar and Vaughan-Williams – not to mention centuries' worth of extraordinary scholarship.

Fair Rosamund's Well is named after Rosamund Clifford, reputedly one of the great beauties of the 12th Century who inspired poems, stories and paintings.

Enjoy three bell inspired poems.

They were bewitching, a sea green color that lured sailors to their deaths and inspired poems.